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My favourite sport

BADMINTON

BY
VANSHIKA MONDAL
PRESENTATION SUMMARY
I WILL SPEAK ABOUT
 OVERVIEW,
 HISTORY ,
 SCORING,
 GENERAL RULES,
 SOME FUN FACTS,
 LATEST FAMOUS INDIAN AND INTERNATIONAL
PLAYERS AND LEGENDS
OF BADMINTON
IN THE NEXT 10-15 MINUTES IN THIS
PRESENTATION…
OVERVIEW OF
BADMINTON
HISTORY OF BADMINTON IN
INDIA

We already traced the origin of


badminton in the world through
different continents. However, most
sports historians credit the origin of
modern badminton in ‘Poona’,
India. British Army officers posted
in Pune (earlier Poona), India, gave
badminton its present form in the
19th century and played it
competitively.
GENERAL RULES
 Both the teams or players have their own halves.
 To score a point, a shuttle must fall within the parameters of the opponent’s
half

 If the shuttle hits the net or goes out of the opponent’s half, the opponent
gets a point.

 If the serve goes out or you don’t serve rightly, your opponent gets a point –
no second serve.

 If a player hits the net with any part of the body or cloth, the opponent gets a
point.

 If the referee feels a player is intentionally trying to distract his opponent, he


can call the “fault” and give one point to the opponent.

 If players keep breaking the rules despite warnings, then the referee can
deem the opponent as the winner of the set or even the match.
TOSS
A coin toss takes place to determine who
will get the first serve or which half of the
court you want to have. Winner of the
toss gets the chance to make one
choice, either serve first or choose the
side.
LATEST FAMOUS
INDIAN PLAYERS
Latest Famous International Players

1. Lee Chong Wei


2. Chen Long
3. Lin Dan
4. Viktor Axelsen
5. Jan O Jorgensen
6. Carolina Marin
7. Wang Yihan
8. Li Xuerui
9. Ratchanok Intanon
10. Tai Tzu-Ying
BADMINTO
N COURT
The badminton
court is 13.4 m long
and 6.1 m wide.
FUN FACTS
• Badminton is the 2nd most popular sport in the
world

•  A badminton match once lasted just 6 minutes

• Badminton is regarded as the world’s fastest


racket sport because the shuttle can clock the
speed in excess of 200 mph.

• Over a 150 nations are registered under the


International Badminton Federation.

• The first ever official game of Badminton was


played in the stately home in Gloucestershire in
England which is the home of the Duke of
Beaufort.
Thank you…

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